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Navigating the world can be challenging for visually impaired children. Traditional mobility aids like long canes are effective but can sometimes be cumbersome for young users. Enter the innovative belt cane for kids - a compact, user-friendly solution designed to empower children with visual impairments to explore their surroundings confidently and safely.

When it comes to helping children with mobility challenges due to visual and motor impairments, finding the right tools can make all the difference.

This blog answers how the belt cane can be incorporated into a child’s Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) in a manner consistent with US Education Law, specifically The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) Part C § 303.13? This blog post provides a comprehensive, step-by-step guide for families and early intervention teams.

For many children, mobility is crucial for developing independence and participating in daily activities. A wide range of mobility aids for children is available to help them navigate their world successfully. One such effective tool is the Pediatric Belt Cane.

We are delighted to announce that Safe Toddles has just received a new grant award from the Nicholas B. Ottaway Foundation—building on their support from last year for our Blind Baby Safe Mobility Curriculum project!

One innovative tool that has emerged to address mobility challenges is the Pediatric Belt Cane. This assistive device empowers children, helping them gain confidence and navigate their environment with ease.

Understanding how your child with a Mobility Visual Impairment or Blindness (MVI/B) moves can be both exciting and overwhelming.

As we celebrate the spirit of independence this July 4th, we are reminded of its profound impact—not just on nations, but on individuals....

A Journey of Hope with Pediatric Belt Canes On April 2, we embarked on a mission of hope. We shipped six Pediatric Belt Canes to Fituma...

We have two papers accepted! This one, Improved gait of 100 Pediatric Blind and low Vision Patients Once Wearing a Pediatric Belt Cane ...

There I sat in my garage converted office in front of my computer screen as I waited for West Point Cadet Mary Claire Schleck's...

Cogan Ophthalmic History Society 2025 Meeting This is the 37th meeting. The final day of the Society meeting is today, Sunday, April 27...

West Point Cadet Mary Claire Schleck will be presenting "Revisiting the Role of the White Cane for Congenitally Blind Children" at the...

The entire field of orientation and mobility (O&M) exists because of the dog guide and later the long cane. These devices were created...

History of O&M describes the long, slow, tortured road of retro-fitting adult long canes and O&M methods for children.

Fallon turned two last April. How well does she walk for a two-year-old child with ECCL? She has a steady pace and the ability to stand...

We are so grateful for the Sarah de Coizart Article TENTH Perpetual Charitable Trust for their two year grant to support Safe Toddles'...